Style presets

A preset captures the full visual identity of a block: font family and weight, text color and transform, line height and tracking, up to three stroke layers, shadows, background, glow, blur, gradient, and the raster deformations — warp, vibration, echo.

It deliberately excludes geometry, text content and size: a preset is a look, not a layout. Applying it performs a full visual swap — anything the preset does not define resets to neutral, so blocks never end up with leftover effects.

Open it with P or the presets button in the tool bar. With a block selected, hovering a preset previews it live on the block; clicking applies it. With a multi-selection, one click restyles every selected block at once.

Saving snapshots the style under a name, with a summary of everything it carries. Presets are stored per user and follow you across projects. Blocks remember which preset shaped them — Detach restores the exact style they had before it was applied.

Changed your SFX style after thirty pages? Propagate pushes a preset across the chapter: every block it shaped, only the unmodified ones, or a manual selection. A preview counts linked, modified and unmodified blocks per page before you confirm.

The drawer is for using presets; the dashboard is for managing them. Open Presets from the sidebar to see every preset you own with a style preview and, for each one, how many blocks use it and where.

Open a preset to edit its full definition, browse the chapters and projects using it, or delete it — detached blocks keep their look.

A preset can be personal, shared with your whole workspace, or attached to specific projects — you choose the scope when saving and can change it later from the dashboard.

Shared presets appear for every member of the workspace, so a series keeps one narration style even with five typesetters at work.

Presets are gathered by what they style — narration, dialogue, SFX… The grouped view of the dashboard puts every preset of a family on one page, ready to compare or clean up.